The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 13, 1901, Image 3

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    THB MOKNING ASTORIAN, WEDNESDAY,' fCBKL'AKY 13. !9o
THIS WEEK
SPECIAL SALE
OF
LADIES' WRAPPERS
AT
PRICES THAT TELL
Hco Our Window (or 'J'lu-tn
All contracts for udvcriiKinn In
the Aatoiiuu tire iiihJo on 11 guar
ttnlco of circulation four time
UrKcr thun that of imy paper
rubllnliuJ or cficiiluUd In Clat.
nop county.
TODAY'B WEATHER,
I'UltTI.AN't. Ki-I. U.-VpIiiii ore
Hull Ulld WfHllTH Vulllllgt'HI, IK'CU.
lufml rill", KmMi-iii UNliliiRlon and
Northern Muho, generally fair weather
except prohnhly inln or mmw hi the
tinriliTii Hrtiuii; Kimiirn Oi'ifm and
Hunt hern Muho, crinrnlly fnlr.
K.I,
kir,
MaHii'iion, of Portland, wn In
yi-Nli-rituy, op lug ul the Par-
AROUND TOWN.
Three fir.t-cla barbers at the Oc
cident attain.
I 1, J-ffrey In In Haiti fur a few
ly "n huniiii'.
lire ( lf.-ccut meal. Mining Restaur-
til, 612 Commercial Mrn't.
M. H. Hound and Uuik in M'Tavlnh
will ! v.. HiIm morning for Vpld.
AliiNkn.
Miihi lima Kikhiiff, of ('iiiitkMoh,
Minn, In I In- guest (if MIhm Marl"- t'l
xiliKT. Tim llrltlHh liurk ('minly if Pem
broke left ',rriial f r thin port !.
IlilnT II
Mr. mid Mr. Hylvciiter KarMI, f
1'i.rlliiii'l, vlnlt'd friend In Am.,iW
) i Hl'TiUiy.
I'M. I'.dllng liii" li'n appointed jt '1 -nilnlMlrnliir
of tin- ikii( of he lute ('.
I', Ivii'runa.
Miiry I'ulliihiin arrived frmn l'er
Inland IiinI evtiliig mill Im Htoppli.g at
llu- Ui ( lili-ill.
J V. linger, of Hilt f.uk- t'lty, ar
rived hint evening and Ih muiiI li'P'.l Hi
tin' Occident.
Th French bark Uouiwet left dowfi
the river frmn Portland ymterday, r.
rylrg a carg) of grain for Kurops,
A stranger giving the name of Peter
Cooper wa. arrested yesterday af t-r-riii'D
for peddling without a license,
Th Norwegian steamship Hkarpuno,
of In Hlcvens line to tht Orient, Is
expected to arrive at tliU port today,
Mm. and shine; U'rtd Rope, Thrash
er, ntl-trut, iin l"ri-rim plug tobac
con. Have your tag. They are vol
unbli. ('Hitnln Churl i ii Lulr.K" , who ha
Ik.'M vlhltliiK In tin city for aoniH tlmn,
Irfl -lTi1iiy fur tt Im h'Wii In Han
Krani'lNro,
Hiow M'Oiih-d Atmut Z4t0, di-ck'-d
.lad pui'dculnrly Ntronir; want It for
nix moiidm, IC. T. Johrifton, llanthorn
niiuicry.
An old Mri luff '' hicIIIiik book In
uanli'd for' (hi hiIIImk inaich ni-xt
Krldiiy nlKbt, VWane rn- at Axto.
rl in olfl'c,
II. (). WnMrimn Iiiim r'Hivl from th.
biifliii'iiit n him bi'i'ii roiiilui'tlna In tbU
illy for wv'ral tnontlm and will r'
move in Idiiln ,
Tin' HtiMiniiM bo. W. Klib-r left for
Km Friini'lHi'o yi-ntirilMy, carrying front
II. In jmiI t 3;1 kiii kn of oyMti rn and 7744
buiiilli of nhiKjkit.
C'rinm pure ry. Ami-rlra'ii flnmt
wiiifkiy. Tb only pura nadn; truar-
.ml.M il rich hi,, mellow. JOHN L.
1'Altl.HON. 8ol Ag-nt.
Iliir r "ii Win. I, o.iuili.'iiHt,
w.iili.r, iloiidy, but, rnih,
J (Jiiinn. i.f gilnri N I jiii'llnif, I In
town, n Kumt at it 1'niker
Wanti .1 -lI'Miii'tt hi k or i'l'u ul mk by
lh- .lay Apply l3 Wul-r Ht.
Jpff'a remaurnnt tin lrt anil
brat. A trial will cunvlnca you.
K A. lUwklim, of lUk.-r boy, had
bunWi.' In (he ly y.'Ul.T.Uy.
W.
illy.
H. frane, of I'.irilund. U In the
a Kti't at tlif (K'c.'nt.
SupcI niv nranca fntn 15 cnta
to 40 cntM a d'Wii, at Jhnon l'ri
II. i", IhkiiIIn. wf a ln iiii.t t'lnrke, If
In h! illy, a uumt nl ih OiTl'b'iit.
Kir mile A fn-h niHi'h ew, with
ilf. apply to Auitunl Jui lm, Kkitmitim.
Vhr( di you ' t your Bunday din
nrr? I tak inln at ih Central llotek
Tin- I tiff
from Hun
tow.
Hmiiiwiii rnm- In ymtcrduy
I'laiiclwo with a ImrKf In
A purly of Ini ilium .-fi Amorla
yi.ti-r.ny iimrnliiK for Hun Kranrlwu.
to take rhiK" of the Atnerlran ihlp
l'rUNln and brliitf tier to thin prt.
HKST 1&-CKNT MEAL:
BUN niiHTAUHANT.
ItlSINO
Mr. iin.i Mm.
l-'rain In. o. nit.
Ill" I h i lib-Ill.
fbim. K. i 'mil, of S.in
In I li' illy. Koi'itM at
AuKict Jtii-tt, nf Kklpanoil, In I'fT'T
li'ic 1 1 ir mile at a bitTKiiln a fn-ull inllrh
cow with riff.
The Wmterit tNiinineri'liU ('uinpiuiy
hlH ptirrllilH.-.l till) llrllldh nlllp I ulll -rrnl
for ISO. 000.
W, It. I'onieroy clime i.in from
MuyiciH on the rvnlt.ii train nn. I I,
moplnit at the I'urker,
W. II. l-opo an.l II. Ibikwlth, of
I'nrt luixl, weif nmeriK the cvenlnn ar
ilvnU at the Occident.
i". II. Vhrc.-r and J. K. (landx-ll. of
N'ehulrin, arilvrd Lift evenliiK nnd ar
ti'KlHlered at the I'Bl'ker.
('. II Kluhet and J. H. Thutcri-r arc
autonif the i-vi nlii rrivl from Puri
Innd iiiaripe.l at the Parker.
K. H Andinwa left f. r Salem yater
lay to ullend the niai camp of th
Mixli-rn Wdiiirn ot Amtrlca.
Tlir aUnmcr nii-ctrui la r'P'rie, to
have been Hold to partle who will Hike
her to Alimka iho romina: iaaiHi,
To mi h of lli kind friend who an
Kiinroiihly contributed to the hucO'm
of .Monday eVenliiR'ii rollcert the I
die Aid Hmlety ilewlrti to exprewi u
piol'iiiud itratltiide and anHiirunce of
ulncere niprerlntlon.
LAST WEEK!!
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
ABOUT FORTY PER CENT 1
YOU'LL NEED NO URGING TO
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
$!0.00 SALE!!
OF
MEN'S
SUITS
I In All Leading Weaves and Styles
Ours Is a Genuine Clearance Sale of
Broken lots.-2 or 3 Suits of a Hind
$U, $15, $16, $16.50, $17
VALUES
ALL, CSO AT $IO
OITW of C. Q. M.. Vancouver Bar
racks, Wiuih., February 12, 1901. Seal
ed proposals. In triplicate, will be re
ceived here until It o'clock a. m.,
March 12. 1901, and then opened, for
furnlchlntr fuel at the several ntWtnry
post In tins department, and at Camp
at Skngwny, Alaxka, and at Fort
Liscum (Port Valdex). Alaska, for fis
cal year commencing- July 1st, 1901. In
formation furnished here or by quar
termasters at posts. U. 8. reserves
rlRht to reject or accept any ar all
proposals or any part thereof. En
velopes containing proposals should be
marked: "Proposals for fuel at ."
aJ,pAaki1 4) rv 1 1 rVl IrrnnA T TTT
i
s,
DANZIGER
I'he Hoildlnx of Mr, Alfred Wlldlnu
11 nl MIim l.nin llrown iNcUri'i'd In
H.'ullli. recently. Mr. and Mrs. WlldlnK
will uuik.. Ast.-ilii their home.
John A MonlKoiinTy hna operel a
hop .it 4:'l Hond sir-t and Is prepared
.In all cliin of plumhing an.l tln
oi'iK at th lowest (Kissible rate.
The ul. iiinnhlp Kvu, which put Into
Hun Knim-I' 1 dl.ilil,'d a sh.rt time
since. In i-Kp.-cled tn leave there today,
In-r I epuli s tnivliiK bc.-n cotnpleled.
Itoslvn coal lnits l"ni('r, la cleaner
i'id nmk.s lena trouble with ftoves and
chimney llu-a than any other. George
W. Suiiborn, agent. Til 'phur-c 1311.
IiMili t All. 1 in y Allen yesterday
drew up the coiitmcl fur the construe
Hon of th.. new WalluKkt In 1.1m'. and
It UI pri liulily Im- sUlcd toiliy.
ir you want Krcxcrl.s that arv r.o
Ties, k"1i that till on their mer
Us. ifiMi.iH tluit make lustumers and
keep thein, o to A. W. Wilpley, the
r.Uablc ifrocer.
I lie yoiiliK pc.ipl.' ol tile UcuX I eniJiH
1 lull hud 11 most enjoyable dance hint
I'VenlnK. There was a large attend
iiiwc and the eveiilnif was one of thor
ouKh-KolllK pleasure.
thilcopalhy's aim Is to , p-move the
chus. rathrr than treat symptom of
dlMnse. Consultation free. Hhodu t
lllcks. I. !., MJ Commercial street
except .Sunday and Mondays.
The Orman ship Kdmund. which
went ahore nar Sinta !tonulla, Ixiwer
l allf'.rnla, In Junuary. haa ti-ii towe.1
Into flan DIcko harbor. She will b
brouicht later to San Francisco.
If you've never tried our "Perfec
tion liien.t Java and Mocha you ve
mlsed one of the plensurea of Ufa, Our
customer say lt' the best In town
they ought tokiiow.-JOUNSON HllUS
I'he l.rltish bark Kate Thomas. which
has been seen here many time, re
cently put In to the Falkland Island
In dlhtii'iiH. She "us bound from Car
diff, Walea. for IiuliU, and her car
Ro had shifted so a to throw her on
b.'r Hide, and during a storm tdic uf
fered much.
Sheilfl I.lnvllle I In n-celpt of
let It 1 from H. W. Cottle, secretary of
the I'hoen.x oil & Fuel Company, of
San Francisco, In which the latter ex
pre the belief that there 1 oil In
the vicinity of this city, and urges
the .i.lvlsrtl.lllly of biirlng and making
Invchllgatlous at once. - He was here
I ml summer and state that he saw
1 Xcellent Indications of oil on the hills
south cf town,
F. C. Hrown. auperintendent of the
Cii river salmon hatchery, took 40.-
000 fry to the Coiiullle Monday and
planted them In the river near Myrtle
Point. A week ago he started for the
Coiiulll with a consignment, but before
getting away from the hatchery It was
discovered the fry were dying1 and In
or.lei to rave them It vu necessary to
d-p.islt them at once. The fry taken
Coiiullle with a consignment, but before
tl.m.
Pit'lNiratlons on the part of the local
HMiermen and seiner for the coming
Keamiii work are going; forward rap
idly. It I said that the number of
bint operating on the' river this year
will be something below the average.
but seine and traps will be aa num
erous as ever. There may be a short
age In the number of men employed
due to the coining exodus to Alaska, but
It 1 probable that the season will on
the whole be a prosperous one.
Odd as It may appear, the Japanese
coolie who was ordered out of Canada
on hi arrival at Vancouver on the
steamship Empress of China, has.
through the operation of the provincial
Immigration act, been detained In Can
ada through the operation of a Domin
ion act, for he was arrested Monday
at the Instigation of the C. P. R. on the
charge of being a stowaway. Should
the stowaway Immigrant be Imprisoned
for six months and then set free, the
case might prove of legal Interest.
The entertainment nt Hanthorn'a hall
hist eviidng was crtalnly a treat for
the good audience present. The musl-
al part of the program, a series of
xcellent selections, well rendered by
oca I talent, and several performances
bv the ladies' orcheaira, a unique or
ganization, wn thoroughly enjoyed,
and the one-act farce, "Six Cups of
Chocolate." was moat cleverly done.
The young ladles who planned and
carried out so well the pleasing enter-
t.iliunent are to be congratulated. The
proceeds are to go to the library fund.
The big steam launch W. Y owned
by Charles lkr, of Dullard, was run
down by the leainer lwide Monday
morning at 6 o'clock about half a mile
off Lighthouse point, and eleven duck
hunter who were Its occupant nar
rowly escaped deith In th Icy watet
nt I'uget sound. That n live were hmt
Is thought limn less than miraculous.
All of th hunter were clad In heavy
high rubber boot, weater and over
coat, Incumbered In this manner,
they floundered about In the water or
clung to the milking launch until pick'
ed up by the tearniT.
The woik of lemndellng and Improv
ing the olilce of HhertiT hlnvili was
la gun yesterday by Contractor Palm
beig. The office I lo b moved eight
feet sou'.h In order lo make room for
th new vault to be Installed In tin
officii of the recorder, For sortie yeir
paht the i aitlli nt the courthouse have
not In en laige enough to accommixjate
Ihi record and papers, and valuubl
records rave been Kept t-n'-tiin coun.
ter and In olhet corner where there
wn available room. The vault In th:
recorder otlice I to be et.largi'd so
an to ace inimodate all the record. Th
woik will cost about V0.
Ah Hlng and Hah Park, two young
Chinese who were arrested, In liliilne.
Wash,, I isl week on charge of being
unlawfully In the I'tilte.i Hint.-, were
brought to Heattl'.' Monday morning
by Immigrant Inspii-tor Snyder mid
lodged In the city Jail. Later In the
dav they were removed to the county
lull, and will be held there until to
morrow, when It is the Ini. nil. hi of th.
government oinciai to start tnem on
their return trip to China. Unth prU-
oiicri. claim to be entitled tl r imim
In this country, and It Is possible that
the court will be appealed to to pr
vent their iP-port .it ion.
The succ'ss of tho Ir.ter-urban elec
tric radwiiy Iw'lween Tacmna an.l Se
it tie M-cin to be assured. T be men
bat k of the enterprise declare that th
;ie( cury ca Hal ha b-en s -'-ure l
ai'ioiiK the rlcli'-et men in New lork
ntnl Miut the building of the S atll-
hiii) Tac'iin.i i-l-ctric utiort line will on
ly i-r a urer financially 10 other
a'ii even 'iioi,. extejisiw pr J'-r-t fur
he I'ugct soiind country. The r-ad.
ion1eiey c,uliped, will cost a llttl
more than 1 0-Si, (KKl It. will be trten-
ty-threc indis III l-nglh; briad guag'
laid will si'i'l rails weighing ninety-
live ixiu'iils to the yard; trolley ay.
I' ln. and tvllh a speed that wi I n-
;iili one to ninke the trip In perfect
nafi-tv in about fifty minute.
An Kiigllsh syndicate has purcha..-.)
a marble quarry near Sunin. ash..
clone to the IMIIiigham Hay Hritl'h
Columbia railway extension, the price
being IJ.r.u.(KKi. I he purchaser had a
(it-rman exiiert cngag'-d for nine
months looking for d-MiHitH containing
all Inifredl.-iit for the manufacture of
cement. The marble rick purchased
contains 9sty jut cent lime, anil Is en-
tlrely mitlsfaclory for cement manufac
turing. Cement and lime works wlil
b" er.H'ted at once. The cement works
will be on the Canadian side, and will
cost IOO.Ooo. The cement work and
lime works will have a capacity of 300
barrels) a day each. The cement ha
been tested In Han FranclHeo, Portland.
Hamburg ami In Kngland, and pro-
noutveed tlrst- class.
COHHKTT 18 fJAININO, '
Hllght Change In Vote In Favor of
Portland Man,
The .feature of the vote for l?nlted
Htate senator In Joint session y ster
day were a gain of one vote by Cor
bett, and the transfer of practically the
entire MrP.rlde strength from Oeorge
II. William to Ulnger Hermann.
The hou- devoted another half day
to consideration of rallroid bills, but
acconil llshed but little. The bill by
Carter (o reduce pissenger ral' to 3
iren', after being conldred In com
mittee of the whole and pra 'tlcally ri
Jicted by the refusal to adopt the first
section, waa withdrawn by Its author.
and ai.oiher bill to create a tate board
of riilmad commissioner was snowed
under by a vote of ii to 11.
The first matter to reclve.the at
t'ntlor. of the house yeterday rnorninx
wa the bill by McCracken, t appro-
prl.ite IVioO to aid the Oregon Histori
cal K'K-lely In the j.rosecutlon of ttx
worn. The Mil wa pnsM.-d with but
two vote agalimt it, Colvlg and 'Srac
voiln.f In the negative.
Following the disposition of this Mil,
the h use returned to the considera
tion of the railroad bill that were
coi'i'dcn-d by committee of the wool..
Mondiy afternoon. First Carter's bill
to reduce pits tiger rate to 2 cent a
mile wa taken up. Carter urged it
pas'ute a a need of the state, lircis- I
In a vigorous speech, opposed tin? J
meimtrc, declaring it was uni:.:::-c.itii-
tl .nil and unjust, and that lu t nact-
m.nt would work an injury to the
st lie in retarding railroad building . J
C-trPr dlfputed the arguments advanc
ed by Drccner, but was l.i,nc tiiat
the bill should Im- ami-r.d.-d if It wa
j.-ioonHtitutloral. He. therefore, n.oved
that the house rt-4olve its'-lf into a
committee of the whole for tin pur- : The North Pacific Brewery, of vrhich
lose of amending. Mr. John Kopp Is proprietor, makes
In the senate a large volume of bui- beer for domestic and export trade.
lie's of a routine nature was ( r.jwjed j
tnr. ugh with no sensational or even
interesting feature.
Proebrtel' bill prohibiting n!ckle-in-
the-nlot mjchines passed, after a brief
Jl.i UFsion. The vote was practically
unanimous for the bill. Williams in
vo-.ed no. stating that the matter ghouia
be left to munk-inulul! s to regulate and
control.
A OENTLEto'S
Is what a elgar Is. It wilt tloki ths
paint of th fattldtou without do
pletlnir his poeketbook. Thcr Ifn't
a cigar rolled thht thert Is "so munh
pleasure, rlehne r perfct satis
faction hidden In Its folds for th
money as there Is In a OENETtAL
OOOD for fire cents, A bog of
these lusclou cigars should be on
very man's dresser.
WILL MADISON
THE PLACE TO BUY
CANNERY SUPPLIES
FISHING BOAT SUPPLIES
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEWING MACHINES
AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
IS AT -
FISHER BROTHERS,
Astoria, Ore.
KOPP'S BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
Bottled beer for Tamil jr use or keg
beer supplied at any time. Delivery
in the city free.
North Pacific Brewery
iU'.POUT OF WATEK COMMISSION.
WHAT Om FLAG STANDS FOR.
Wherever the American flag 1 raised
in token of sovereignty. It stands for
liberty. Independence and equality.
WJiat our flag Is to the nation, Unstet
l.r's Stomach Milters Is to the individ
ual. Inasmuch as It not omy gives you
freedom from v.ur a.lments but pro
tects your system In such a manner
that they cannot return. When your
stomach get out of order, causing you
to belch after eating, or when you arc
so nervous that you tons about all
night, unable to sleep, you should cer
tainly try It, because it will strengthen
your stomach, steady your nerves, and
Induce sound healthy sleep, and for In
digestion, constipation and biliousness,
there Is nothing to equal It. Rheuma
tism Is also counteracted by Its direct
action on the kidneys.
ASTOKIA. Oregon. January 13. 1901.
ITo the Hon. Mayor and Common
Council of Astoria, Oregon Oentk-
men: In accordance with section 1-3
of the city charter, we herewith re
port the receipts and disbursements for
the quarter ending December 31. 19o0.
to be as foilcwg:
GROSS RECEIPTS.
For the month of October, 1900
Fnm account of water rates $ 2.349 43
Tapping mains 2 50
Delinquent charge 3 23
$ 2337 25
For month of November
From account of water rates $ 2261 03
Tapping mains 7 50
Uelit.quent charges 7 75
S 2276 30
For the month of December
From account of water rates 222S SO
Tapping mains 2 50
Ieinquet,t charges - 5 W)
2234 00
Total receipts for quarter...! 6S67 50
Balance In general fund at
date of last report. October
1, 1900 $16,323 28
WHAT SCHOLARS SAY.
Total $23,192 78
DISBURSEMENTS.
Salary of superintendent I 373 00
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Assistant
Keeper at
Keeper at
Clerk
City attorney
Treasurer, year 1900
Jamtor
Rent of office and shop
Distribution system extension
General exptnse
Repairs to mains
Conduit ;
Power house
Telephone line
Office expense
Reservoir. No. 2
Stationery and printing
Office furniture
Tools
Bear Creek water shed. (140
acres)
Recording deed to above land..
Clark & Buchanan for expert-
Ing books 270 00
Advertising
Transferred to sinking fund..
interest on bonds (seml-an
nual) 8000 00
210 00
75 00
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30 00
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75 00
139- 95
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7 00
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1.715 13
Fancy . and Staple Groceries
FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS,
T0B4CC0 AND CIGARS
Supplies of all kinds at' lowest rates, for fishermen,
Farmers and Loggers.
A. V ALLEN, Tenth and Commercial Mreets
BEFORE YOU BUY A PIAflO ORflfl 0RGAJ1
It will pay vou lo write
EILER'S PIANO H01SE
0PPICE: 351asbington St., Portland, Ore.
We are the great profit killers and piano price regulators of the
Northwest, and with our special facilities can sell a tine piano er
organ for less money than you can get them elsewhere. Write
today. Catalogues for the asking.
Our stock includes the three greatest American pianos the Kim-
ball, the Chickering and the Weber together with eight other good
makes
III
EILER'S P1AN0 MS
in
FOUNDED A. D. ITIO
SUN INSURANCE OFFICE
Or LONDON
THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD.
$11,74169
Leaving balance on hand in
general fund of $11,451 19
Respectfully submitted,
THE ASTORIA WATER COMMTSS'N,
Attest: C. I. WRIGHT.
J. H. MANSELL, Chairman,
Clerk.
There Is only one 'way to tell
truth that Is. tell what you know,
what you believe to be true.
the
not
Things concerning which we possess
but a negative knowledge have no pow
er to accomplish a positive result.
GRAND ANNUAL
MASQUERADE BALL
WHERE DO TOU
BT THE
HAVE YOU TRIED
A.W. SHIPLEY?
656 Commercial Street.
SONS OF HERMANN
Tuesday Evening,
February 19, 1901
DO YOU KNOW
That he gives you the best there
Is to be had In the city for the
leaat moneyT Place an order
. once and see. . ,
Eight, grand, first and second prises
will be given away to the best sus
tained character and to the finest costume.
Music r,
augmented.
toe Columbia Orchestra,
C. W. BARR -DENTIST
The committee In charge promise a
good time and all are Invited to attend.
Successor to Dr. Ball.
763
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TELEPHONE,
ASTORIA, OR.
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215 Sansome Street, - - San Pranclsco, Cal.
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO., AGENTS.
The Esmond Hotel..
PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT AND MORRISON STS.
EuroDeao plan, 600 to 11.50 Der day.
American plan, $1.00 to $2.00 per day.
OSCAR ANDERSON, Manager.
J. C. PENDEGAST, Chief Clerk
We Rent New Typewriters.
Many new improvements added.
See our latest
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Exclusive Pacific Coast Dealers
. 245 Stark bt., Portland, Ore,
F W.M'KECHNIE; Local Agent.
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